SB1030 - Requires applicants for Medicaid and CHIPs to identify the proposed beneficiary's employer

SB 1030

Requires applicants for Medicaid and CHIPs to identify the proposed beneficiary's employer

Sponsor:	Bray	Co-Sponsor(s)
LR Number:	3539S.01I	Fiscal Note:	3539-01
Committee:	Aging, Families, Mental & Public Health
Last Action:	02/11/04 - Hearing Conducted S Aging, Families, Mental & Public		Journal page:
	Health Committee
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Effective Date:	August 28, 2004

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Current Bill Summary

SB 1030 - This act requires applicants for health care benefits under programs such as Medicaid and CHIPs to identify the employer of the proposed beneficiary. If the proposed beneficiary is not employed, the applicant shall identify the employer of the adult who is providing some or all of the proposed beneficiary's support.

By the first of July every year, the Department of Social Services must deliver a report to the General Assembly listing all of the employers identified in this application process. The report shall include the company's name, location and the total number of employees and their dependants who are enrolled in the state's health care programs. This report shall also be available to the public through the Department's website.
LORIE TOWE